National Republican., 1887-07-16
Total...,. 4 Sf26 81 O. Total....5 9t26 10 6
Score declared out.
1.-Two out In last inning.

1.-TWO out IN last inning.
INNINGS.
SSicaso.............. SSS SSrs..... ID =
Earned runs = New York, 81 Chicago, 2;
Double plays = Ewing, Ward, and Connor.
First base on balls-Riohardson' Van Haltren,
Chicago, 8. Passed balls-Brown, .. Wild
pitches-Keefe. /. Time-2 hours and 20 min.
utes. Umpire-Powers.
ASSOCIATION GAMES.
At Louisyille-Louisyille, z; baltimore, /.
At tCleveland---Cleveland 2 !; "Mets,"
At Cincinnati-Cincinnati. II; Brooklyn, 8.
AT st. Louis-st. Louis 8; Athletic, 2.
SUNDAY BALL PLAYING ALLOWED.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, July .15.-.Judge Noonan to-
day decided that, playing base ball was not
der Abe, of the 81. Louis Browns, was dis.
charged. Games will be played In this city
on Sunday by the American Association as
heretofore.
RESULT OF Yesterdays RACES.
NEW York, July 15.-..Brighton Beach First
race-Purse $500, selling allowances, three
quarters OF q mile. Joe Harris won, Beverly
second, Chinchilla third. Time, 1l7h.
seven furlongs. Nat Goodwin won, Mamselio
second, Kink third. Time, 1904.
Third race-purse 5000, selling allowances,
o aaS seSoe% oaesSeh frss % miles d Ssg Essg 5ys
Fourth race-PuIse $500, handicap, one mile.
Tornado won' Tattler second, Battledore third.
Time, l.14.
Fifth race-Purse $500, one mile. Billy Cock
won, Frolic second, Jim Glare third. Time.
Sixth race-Purse $3.50, for beaten horses,
miles. Hermitage first, Compensation second,
Seventh raee-Purse $500, for maiden 2-year-
first, Criehton second, Light Unseen third.
CHicAdo, July l5.-Flrst raeo-Eive-cigh this
OF GIi, q mile; Pat & Moran won, outstep second
Second race-One mile, selling. Keder Kahn
won, Coincide second, Fred Zeibeg third.
Third race-Seven. .eighths of mile. Re-
yoke won Archbishop second Werner third.
Fourth raace-onc and one sixteenth miles.
Safe Ban won, Lewis Clark second, Bannail
third. Time, l:49.
Fifth e-Three.quarters of mile Belle
X won. Alliei second, Derby third. Time,
sixth -Three.quar,ers of mile Potecn
wop, Col. owens second, Glen Hall third.
Time. 1:l5A.
FOREIGN RACES
LONDON, July 15.-The first summer meeting
at Kempton Park opened to-day. The princi.
pal event was the Kempton Park grand 2-year-
old stakes OF 1000 sovereigns; distance FIVE
iurlongs. The race was won by neck by Mr..
Abington's chestnut colt Jugglor; Il. II.
Combe's brown colt Simon Pure second, A.
Taylor's bay colt Pull Together third. There
were seven starters. The last betting was to
against Juggler to l against Simon Pure,
and to against Pull Together.
ENTRIES FOR To-DAY's RACES.
Lynn & Wall, 9os Pennsylvania avenue, fur
nieh the following entries:
MONMOUTH PARK.
First race--One mlle-Saxony, 122 pounds:
Florence NJ, l0l; Bess. l0i Britannia, 103; Stone
buck, 1C9 Gardey, 10l.
Second race-Three. quarters of mile, At
| lantic Stakes.!dalia colt l05 pounds; Now or
Never SS SS Manim lo 1ggFsI9 lS sr
speedwell, 1902, Prince Royal, llO; Omaha, 1l2;
| Kingfsh, l15.
Third race-one and one.quarter miles,
| Stockton Stakes-Hanover, 1876 pounds; Brad.
Fourth raceSOne and hreesixteenth miles
Richmond, 120 pounds: Quito, lis: War Eagle.
H.; Himaiaya, 1l2; Gonfalon' Ill; Adrian, LOG;
Fifth race-seven- eighths Of a mile, welter
| Housatonic. 1888; yinton, 1877; Ferona, l2S: The
1 Owl, 129; Monte Cristo 1877; Raymond, l24 vii.
fred, 125; Bob Stay, 1913; Faust, 100; Pomona,
Sixth race-one and one-eighth miles, sell.
ing-MauGregor, 90 pounds; Drake, 92; Shasta,
| 81: Moonshipe, So; Lancaster, ia; Pegasus,
| 1903; Wayward, 1906; Lackawanna, S8; Tax
| gather, 93; Lottery, 10s; Annie Martin, 95
| Weaver, s5 Tolu, 49,
| THE "REPUBLIcAN's" TIPS.
The REPUBLICAN, selects the following prob.
| able winners for to-days races at Monmouth
| Park:
First race-Saxony first. Bess second. Sec.
| ond race-Now or Never first, Kinghsh second.
| Third race-Hanover first, Kingdom second.
| Fourth race-Richmond first, War Eagle sec
ond. Fiith race-Choctaw first, Phil Lee
second second Sixth race-Lancaster first Lottery